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How to protect your company from Friday afternoon hacks
Some of the most daring and lucrative cyber attacks are the so-called friday-afternoon scams. As the name suggests, they are often planned just before the weekend when people are most distracted and are based on social manipulation rather than technology.
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Code inflation – why expanding software is a problem
Code inflation is a major problem in software development: software in use tends to grow until it becomes unmaintainable. Read here how you can recognize and prevent software inflation.
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Pros and Cons of Backfiring function points
For estimating the size of IT systems, Backfiring is a faster, cheaper but less accurate method than traditional function point analysis. Backfiring is a useful method for estimating existing systems but less suitable for new software development.
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Time stamping files using bitcoin and blockchain
Bitcoin or blockchain technology can be used for creating secure time-stamped digital signatures. We show an easier way to do this that works today, without the need for any third party website.
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Learn security testing at OWASP
OWASP is more than just a top 10: The Netherlands has local OWASP meetings where security knowledge is shared. The last meeting was a workshop about Pen-testing with tips and tricks from security expert Jacco van Tuijl. Interested? We hope to see you at the next local meeting.
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